This page covers viewing a client, creating a template, and editing a clients settings, individually and in bulk, and viewing the change history.
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Viewing a Client
All available client info rules will be displayed on the Client Management homepage, where users can create a new client info rule or maintain existing client settings.
1. Create Client
Utilized when creating a new Client Info Rule ID. Users can also create new clients from an established Template.
2. Search Active Clients & More Actions Menu
Real-time search for existing clients. When a client is selected the More Actions dropdown menu will display.
3. Active Client List
All active Client Info Rule IDs are displayed on the Client Management page.
4. Actions Menu
Manage existing Client Info Rule IDs from the actions menu. Clients can edit the Client Info Rule ID, promote changes, or view the Change History.
Templates
This area explains how to create standard templates for similar client maintained configurations.
1. Create Template
New Templates can be created from scratch and utilized to create new clients from the established template.
2. Search Templates
Real-time search for existing templates.
3. Client Templates
List of all existing Templates. Established templates may have configurations set up that are not editable within the Self-Configuration Application.
4. Actions Menu
Templates can be edited from the Actions Menu. Additionally, a new client can be created from the template Action Menu.
Updating a Setting
Make a configuration change and automatically commit changes to staging environment.
Access the Client ID
To view and edit settings for a specific Client Info Rule ID users can hover and click the table row or access the Other Action Menu and select the Edit Option.
User will be brought to the Client Info Rule ID’s configurable settings.
Until a setting is changed the Commit Changes button will remain disabled and “greyed-out” for users.
Updating a setting with enable the Commit Changes button.
When a setting has been changed and the Commit Changes button is enabled, users can start the process of updating a setting in the lower level Staging environment.
The user will be brought to the Change Summary screen where they are required to enter a Change Summary Title and review the changes that are being made.
By clicking the Confirm Commit button users will see the change available within their Staging environment where they can test the change before promoting the change into the Production environment.
Bulk Editing
Users can update, delete, and promote configurations for multiple Client Info Rule IDs at the same time.
Bulk Updates & Bulk Deletes
From the Client Management page, select the Client Info Rule IDs that require a change.
Click on the More Actions dropdown and select Bulk Update.
The Bulk Edit screen is displayed and users can choose to Bulk Edit or Bulk Delete.
A blank configuration form is displayed to the user.
Users can update or delete setting(s) and click next to commit the change.
The Summary screen is displayed showing the selected Client Info Rule IDs selected, the setting(s) that were updated/deleted, and a required title field and optional comment field.
Users can commit the change to see the changes deployed to the Staging environment.
Bulk Promote Configuration Changes
To Bulk Promoting to the Production environment, select the Client Info Rule IDs from the Client Management page.
Click on the More Actions dropdown and select Promote to Production.
The Promote to Production screen is displayed for each selected Client Info Rule ID.
Click Next until reaching the Promote to Production Summary screen.
Click the Promote to Production button.
Change History
The Change History keeps track of all changes committed and promoted within the Configuration App.
Access the Change history from the Ellipses menu on the Client Info Rule ID.
The Change History will be displayed as a Side Bar Menu
Utilize the Change History Ellipses menu to View additional change details, promote the latest change, or restore a preview change.
